As doctors don't all have the same constant lighting conditions, perfect vision, memory or exact communication about it ...

... When in a poorly-lit room a doctor said after half a year (and hundreds of other patients):"looks much better", while I couldn't agree at all, I started thinking how that could be the case, and if this situation could be helped ...

What if every hospital had the same standardized photography?

• Standardized lighting settings (every goal, skin color, etc. can need a different setting. Not limited to human-visible light)
• Standardized position/movement of patient and camera
• Standardized camera settings

Would that help doctors to see changes through time? Discuss about a patient? Let smart algorithms assist the doctor in quantifying change, including detecting of new potential trouble possibly related to a different medical field?

reminder for myself:

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